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We’ve sorted out our identity, insists Hammond

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The Rugby Paper Team
22 October 2023

By LUKE JARMYN

NOTTINGHAM’S Kiwi boss Craig Hammond believes the Championship side is “light and day” ahead of where they were six weeks ago – and have learned the lessons to ensure they can start strong and not tail-off like last season.
The East Midlands club suffered four defeats in a telling Premiership Cup campaign, losing to Saracens, Gloucester and Harlequins – but their director of rugby believes it’s done them a world of good.
Hammond told TRP: “We’ve played a good brand of rugby in the five week cup block, scoring som...

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